Weird A to Z, non delivery, Amzn tell me to send return label
I’ve not seen this before, shipped an item to France and the customer is claiming non-delivery (no contact from customer, just directly to A to Z).
Courier couldn’t deliver to the customer so dropped off at a local post office and say that their information is that the package has already been collected by the customer (proof of delivery sent)
I responded to the claim explaining the above and now Amazon have responded with the following (translated from french):
Dear Customer,
Vendors on the Amazon Marketplace must offer one of the following options to buyers:
- Provide a return address to buyers in France
- Provide a prepaid return label
- Make a refund without asking the buyer to return the ordered items
If you wish to receive the item before making a refund, you must contact us within 3 calendar days. Please send us a national return address or a prepaid return label to garantie-amzpayments@amazon.fr and copy the buyer to this email address xxxx@marketplace.amazon.fr.
If you do not respond within 3 calendar days with this information, we may charge the claim to your account.
To learn more about this policy, visit https://sellercentral-europe.amazon.com/gp/help/201468550.
- Order number:
- Amount of the claim:
Regards,
Any thoughts on why they’re asking me to do this?
9 replies
Seller_hC0hNVDuILaKO
Maybe the buyer asked customer support for a return, or they mistakenly thought he did.
Best just to respond as requested to ensure you don’t get hit with an auto refund for the delivered item.
Seller_wvFBNtOoi8YDj
It’s worth adding that the customer has NOT opened a return request…
Seller_wvFBNtOoi8YDj
That’s what I’ve done, unfortunately that’s cost me about £16 for a prepaid return label… hopefully I can get it refunded if the customer doesn’t use it…